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Probate Court Sale
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R EAR r. STE A II Es

No. b5s, X. DIN tho Probate Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessoo-John Mitchell
Va Dodson Mitchell.
10y virtue of y deolo co for sAle made and
n entered In this cause on February ~.
1887. In minute book ~, page =, viii ssl,
at public auction, to the highe,t bidder, In
front of the courihon'o door, on Main street,
Momphis, Tenn, on
SataTGsy, Msy n 1887,
within legal hours. the following DO cribed
real estate, tO-wit;
Three certain loty or parcels Of lei situ-
ated and being In the county OF Shabby, tnto
of ennrsseo, known and described as lots
sixty nine (tll, seNosty (7O) and soFen'y-ono
IN of J. VI. Provinces Hubd yiGion 81 lots
30, Ga and 65, Of willOugbby Williams's sub
division e the McLonloro tract. Ms per plat
Of said Provinces subdivi ion as the anne
appears of record in plat hook |, paPe lOl--
each lot having y 'front.' Ct nifty b0j feet on
thu south sidO OF Proyne street and running
back between parable lines no hundred and
fifty $50 foet to en- alley:
Terms Of Sale -0ne-third cash, tho ball
Ance in sixaud wolvo months. tho purchaser
To exocu Q notes with approved eerurity, ana
a lieu will b. retained on the land to secure
the unpaid Unrchaso money.
AA' 7. J QUIGLRY, Clerk.
BY Thomas u. Cronshaw, ID. Q;
N II Dix Solicitor for complainant.
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Col. ReIton sentenced

CHICAGO, Ill May Col. W. Fl.
Bolton, ex-superintendent OF second
class matter in the Chicago postofice,
who was convicted Of the embezz'e-
ment of about S25, 900, was this morn
ing sentenced by Judge Blodgett to
four years imprisonment in the peni-
tentisTy. Col. Bolton has been at the
county hospital since his conviction,
it being alleged that his health was
Door.
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I meet prominent and Influential bust
ness men, who are Republicans, and
all praise Mr.. Cleveland. They are all
satisfied with him. They like the ad-
ministration. You know they have
always said that the Democrats were
not fit TO run national affairs; that they
would do very we'll in local affairs
In some cities, but that they had Q lot
OF reen5sckers and cranks among
them, and they would ruin the credit
OF the country and break up business
If they got in power. Well, they have
found that such was not the case, and
they like it-that is. the business men.
Sometimes put leading question to
them. Say 1: IF Mr.. Cleveland is
renominated will you vote for himr
And MANY Of them reply yes, they
will. That is the feeling among the
people. The country was never in q
better condition. They all feel that
their money and all the business
interests are fafe under this admins
trstion. Money is easy; If you have
any sort Of q proper enterprise for an
investment they are not afraid to 60
into il.
"Now comes the other class, such az
is represented by the midd mass OF
Democrats like myself. There Is con
siderable discomfort. 1t In not those
individuals who want Offices that l
speak OF, but Democrats who would
like to see other Democrats in"
"Will this discomfort lead any OF
them to bolt il Mr.. Cleveland is re-
nominated2"
"Bahl No." he replied, scouting the
idea. mo, no, in don't mean anything
like that"
"Will Mr.. Cleveland get the New
York delegation 2"
"Yes, certainly. There will be no
treble about that. 1t will be this way,
Mr.. Cleveland will be renominated for
the Presidency and Mr.. Hill for Gov
ernor Of New York. Mr.. Hill is mighty
strong with one section Of the party
and Mr.. Cleveland is strong with the
other. Mr.. Hill will 90 right in among
his FOLKS and bring them out. There
is good politics inthat. Gov, Hill and
Mr.. Cleveland are good friends. There
Is no more trouble between them than
there is between you aud me. They
will manage things all rigst. They
will both be reelected. Then you will
see. The Democrats are going to stay
in power"
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Plantation Sale.

ON TIE 10Th DAY OF JUNEAU ~ 1887,
" o'clock IN, on the promises, will be
offered for sale, at puDlic auction, the fol-
lowinE described property, to wit:
That oertaiu plantation In Boliyar county,
Mis- two mips back OF Carson's LANDING
known As the "PorthshiTe" p ntation, con.
tanning 900 acres, more or less, Of which
1000 acres ere in high state of cultivation.
together with the growing crop and all tRo
buildings aud improvements thera9n,
Also 50 mules, l horse, about lUO moss,
about 20 bead OF horned stock, aud sunclent
corn, hay and farming imPlemonts, TaSonsI
etc., TO make the crop. These VIII % SUI
separately from tho real estate. .,,-,L
Terms Of tale: Real estate, one-third cssh,
balance In one and two years, secured ~
MORTGAGE and vendors lien; live stock
feruing implements, eto one-hnll cash'
balance ia twelve months, with good So
ourity. 80 -, ,.nt
ih'0''''' L, HARRIS,
John NJ. PARKER.
Nav Orleans. la
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CNANCERY SALE
R H. AL ELS TAT II.

No. 1867, R,-Chancery Court Of Shelby
County ". +. Williams VI al vs.. Annie
o. williams OF al.
BY virtue Of an intorlocutory decree for
d SEQ, entered IN the above cause on the
10Th day OF January, 1883, NJ. 3. ~, page 20,
and renewed April II, 1887, NJ. Il. o., page ~,
viii sell. at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder, in front OF the LlorK and Masters
once at the Main ttrO0t entrance oil tho
courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis Ten
Saturday, May 81, 1887,
within legai hours, the following described
property, situated 10 the city Of Memphis,
now TIE King District Of Shelby county Ten
nesBee, to-wit:
Third streets In said city, fronting "a oct on
Court street by q depth OF - feet on Third
street, being part OF lot S1g on tho pan
of said city of Memphis, on which lot there
Is situated a brick dwelling house,
Terms Of Snle-One third cash, balance in
ono anl two years; notes bearing, interest
from date required; lien retained on tho
property As security.
Thi5 april ~, 1881.
s. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByD F. Coleman, Deputy q. md M,
Harris x Turley, Solicitors.
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oscar b. Farnham suicides.

Boston, MASS May 8.-0scar B.
Fsrnbam, aged so years, member Of
the firm Of Holt, Adams & Co., made
desperate attempt at suicide in room
in the United States Hotel this morn
ing. After swallowing a dose Of
"Rough on Rata" he hung himself
with necktie to gas fixture and
turned on the gao. He became unCon-
scious and his weight broke the gas
fixture, and the smell caused by the
escape OF gas attracted the attention Of
the watchmaD, who broke open the
door. Fsrnham was taken to the hos
piial, where it is said he would die. 1t
Is stated by the firm that Farnhsm is
an embezzler to the extent OF about
$1,000. Yesterday he was pressed for
en- explanation Of certain transactions,
but refused to give them.
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The OId and the New.

The old-style pills! Who does not know
What agony they caused-what wOeH
You walked the floor, you groGnod, you
sighed,
And felt such awful pain inside,
And the next dayyou felt SO weak
And didn't want to move or speak:
Now Pierce's PELLETS" are SO mild
They are not dreaded by child.
They do their work in painless way,
And leave no weakness for next day.
Thus proving what is oft contest
That gentle means are always best.
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DIR. ID. 8. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
No. IL Jefferson street,
Detveen Main and Front.l .s MEMPHIS

(BetWoen Main and Front.l MEMPHIS,
Established in lS6U.I
I HUTCHINSON Is aoknowle edged ~ All par
IL ties interested as by far the most. sue
cessful physician in the treatmentof PriyAt
or secret diseases. Quick, permanenE oure'
guaranteed In every case, male or temaie'
Recent Gases Of Gonorrhsa and 6yphilb
cured in few days without the, use OF mer'
curry, change Of diet or hindiance nor
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last yes
tige eradicated witbo 7tthe use q mercury
Involuntary loss OF semen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotoney OF. loss Q,
sexual powers restor TO free Vigor In tev
weeks. Victims Of self-ab and exoossiyi
yenery, suffering from spermstorrhoa ne
loss Of physical and mental powor, speodlii
and permanently cured. PARTICULAR atten
ton paid to the Diseases Of Women ano
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cureo
without the use Of caustio or the knife n, A.
oonsultationg strictly conhdontisl: medl
cines sent By express 10 all paru OF tn'
country. ..t,.
sF#orkingmen cnred at half the u.u
rates. Once hours from O'clock a'm'
o'olook,p.m. ID. 8. JOHNSON, MOI
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Kxcu.ed TO attend the UnvsiIiBE.

Employees in the Executive Depart
ments who are members of the Soci.
ETY. Of the Army Of the Cumberland
will be excused from attendance on
Wednesday and Thursday next, to
take part in the ceremonies and bust
ness meetings of the society. All 1.-THE
depsrtments will be closed at noon on
Thursday, to enable the employees 10
witness the ceremonies attending the
unwilling of the statue of Gen. Gar.
field. james and Harry Garfield will
be present ss representatives. OF the
family, as Mrs. Garfielo's health will
not permit her to attend.
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FITs.-All fits stopped free by Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No
Cts after fret days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle free
to.ft cases. Send TO DR.. KliIe, 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Address Registered Letters 10
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In ordinary letter. Currency by Express tat
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9p authority.
PROCLAMATION.

Kalakaua, King Of the Hawaiian Islands:
To all subjects and residents Of the Hawa-
ian Kingdom greeting;
Know ye that did, on the 9th day Of July
A. d. 1887, abrogate the Constitution granted
by his late Majesty Kamehameha V. on the
aoth day Of August, 1864, being moved there.
to by the advice Of my Cabinet Councils and
in pursuance OF such advice did sign. ordAin,
and publish new Constitution for consider
alions appearing therein, which Constitution
having this day been duly promulgated is now
and from henceforth shall be in full force and
effect as the fundamental law Of this land.
ofthis let all persons take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
Given at the Royal Palace Of Iolani al
Honolulu on the 9Th day Of July A. ID. 1857
KALAKAUA REX.
By the King,
L. A. THURsToN,
Minister Of the Interior.
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a "LADY VIOLET" GOLD WATCH,
"A with chain and ring attached, some
where between Captain Shepherds on Bere-
tania street and the center Of the city. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving
the article at the HERALD office.
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with others that may be added thereto
as an institution or museum for pres
ervation.
Hon. Godfrey Rhodes by letter and
Hon. S. N. Castle in person rendered
their designations from the Board of
Trustees, which were accepted (Dec. 81,
rSS6), and Mr.. Tom May and Mr. ].
B. Atherton were duly elected to fill
the vacancies
The minutes of the special meeting
of the corporation held February "a,
1886, at which the additional article
NO. rs) to the charter was adopted
and It's purpose, have just been read to
you.
AT meeting Of the Board held 74th
February, 1887, the Vice President
read a lengthy communication from
the Assistant Physician, DR. John
Brodie, upon the hygienic condition
Of the hospital buildings, referring spe-
cially to the imperfect ventilation under
the main buildings, defective drainage,
and imperfect and inconvenient arrange
ment Of the water closets and bath
rooms, closing with recommendations
strongly expressed, for considerable
and radical changes throughout. The
Executive Committee were promptly
authorized to carry out the recommend
atoms Of DR. Brodie, and whatever else
seemed necessary to them to accom-.
plish the end in view The expenses
attending these improvements has
greatly exceeded their anticipated cost,
and there yet remains much to be done
in building and repairs, and to the
quarters required for the servants, the
present buildings occupied for that
purpose being quite old and out Of
repair
Upon the completion Of the present
Improvements the hospital will have
more nearly approached perfection a,
the leading institution in the Kingdom
for the treatment and care Of the sick
and will be possessed Of increased faci
lities as a conservator Of the public
health.
Respectfully submitted,
John II. Patty,
Secretary pro TEN
Honolulu, July I, 1887.
/. ~------
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Notice to Corporations.


In conformity with Section I44I Of the
Civil Code, all corporations are hereby re-
quested to make full and accurate exhibits Of
their affairs to the Interior Department, on or
before the 3Ist day Of July, inst, the same
being for the year ending July 1, 1887.
Blanks for this purpose will be furnished
upon application at the Interior Office.
L. A. THURSToN,
Minister Of the Interior
Interior Office, July 8. 1887.
II has pleased His Majesty the King, to APP
point the following gentlemen to be members
Of the Board Of Education--
Hon. chas. r. Bishop, President.
Hon. w. ID. Alexander.
Hon. II. A. Widemann,
Hon. S. M. Damon.
His Excellency VIM. L. Green.
Iolani Palace, July 7, 1857.
1t has pleased His Majesty the King to ap.
point the following gentlemen members Of the
Bureau Of Immigration
Hon. ]. S. Walker.
Hon. ]. A. Cummins.
Hon. Samuel G. Wilder.
Hon. A. S. cleghom,
Iolani Palace, July 2, 1887.
II has pleased His Majesty the King in
Priyy Council to appoint the following gentle.
men members Of the Board Of HEALTH
DIR. G. Trousseau, President.
Hoa. A. S. Cleghorn.
His Excellency VIM. L. Green.
Iolsni Palace, July 7, 1857.
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The largest and finest assortment Of
homemade, fresh, French Candies, not
to be found anywhere else in Homo.
lulu, for sale by +. Horn, Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory.
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Smoke the Havana Cheroots, to be
found at c. ]. McCarthy's.
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A FIRST CLASS VESSEL WILL BE
4 1dispatched from New York for Honolulu
to leave in all September. All orders to come
by this vessel should be forwarded as soon
as possible. For further information address
the New York Agents, Messrs. w. ii. Cross
mum Bro, n and 70 Broad street, New
York City,or Castle & Cooke, Honolulu, HI
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. ,
August IS. .697

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
August IS, 1887
Cattle are sold ~ these figures live weieh,
Hogs are sold st net weight tina, 4, 20 oer
tigepsraily )of from live weight. Sbee
are sch gross. ihs, is lire weight, o. ro,h-
ing OF.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week r.pped ~.
follows: Beat Betv at 4 2sas4 60 ,ho..
generally rated 6rst quality 0oa-4 ri. me-
dunn OF good fair quality 2 5osS2 e7f. and
ordiosfy thin steen. oxen aud COWS. 2 90 a
81 373 per leo lbs.
VI The Cattle received 81 came from
Maryland, lf20 from Virgins, 80 from Wee,
virginia and 800 from Ohio. Total receipts
Tor 'se week 1851 against 1915 Last week
ana 4os same time last year
VI he offerings $40 were taken BY The Raj
t'more butcher. o3t ', country dealers. md 80
cold to Esstern sTeeulators. Total saies for
Ite week $50 against 1885 last week. and
lI6. same lime last year
SHEEP AND LAhRs.-There IL a full supplv Of
sheep and Lambs on the market this week
though the number is some l4oo lees thai
last week. Tbs m ,st OF the receipts are OF a
common Older, good sheep and Lambs be
ing Scarce. le.s plentiful even than last week
There is fairly coed demand for good
sheep and Lsmbs, but trade for the others
IS Glow We quite blicbers' Sheep al 3
s4s cent?. end Lsmbs at 3A.52 cents per =
gross Stock Sheep l5oaS3 90 per head.
Receipts this week Of sheep and Lambs,
6,3i5 had
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The Apron Flag.

1t j, jnst little apron
That tiny maid might wear,
hen childhood dimpled on her cheek,
And sunlight kissed her hair.
Just quaint, old-fesbioned irife,
Blent with stripes OF White and Red,
Wrought tenderiy With careful hands,
And earnest, bendsd head;
But the dust OF yesrs sleeps on II.
II 10 fsd.d, rent and old =
There re battle marks upon It's belt,
Apd bloods,aIns in It's fold:
YET dsiu;y maiden wore IL.
AZ she watched, way up The hill,
Standing ia tie ancient doorway
OF the busy old stone mill.
And she saw the soldiers coming,
Dispiriied aud slow
A sad. reifesti1R army,
iE the county o. the foe.
Then shout tina. woke the woodland
Stirred her heart and nliei he. sr:
Dovn the line IL flashed and echoed,
Ard re echoed, cheer on ebeerl
And the strong men dashed the tear.drops
That WOULD come and cheered once more
For the maid ~ho DARsD TO wear H.,
Ard the apron that she wore
IL bed thrilled the listless legion,
And from heart to heart IL swept
Striking deep the lsnguid pulses.
Where their truth aud vslor SLEPT.
And they paused, these men Of Battle
Paused with grave, uncovered head,
Just 90 beg pierre . token
tf the Apron, White and Red
Then the blue eyes drooped their fringes
On the modest ,blushing face;
Then the proud breast, swelled with erdor.
Is she tore IL from iis place;
As they sKed IL on the flagstaff,
Bound II firmly for the strife
And he noble yCuth Who bors H.,
Pledged bis Tsl0f with bis lifs
Fer away. across ibs morning
Through ihe vale, and down the hill
And the flashing wheel had vanished,
With the blossom of The mill
On ADD on, Nhers ragged the battle.
90, where hearts must needs be true.
" bere the scJ the 81 Death was heapisg
high the mounds n Grey snd Blue
On and o.. with s'e.dy marching
~ mo on NNaF fuILu not iay-
FOr 10 Cot The gallant Watkins
Brsvsly bore tne aprou atg
Ard sbors the blsck smoke trailing.
Like siar. 70 bockbne3 on
Then the litile apron Suffered
Then tho beacgu light wAs COVE
They lifted him. 90 softly
Smooihed the clustered c1fls apart q
Fnund the tiny, battle apron,
Closely ilIos ID or bis hetrt
Aud they rent 70 catch iho qhisper.
Tbrough he storm aud din Of STRIFE
Take ny pledge tis rot dishonored--
have keF, u With my lie -
u is jIsi little apron,
nd w. simple tale is told.
Tbefs.fe bs,ttie marks upon rs belts
I'd flood stlius ia iis fold
This poem beiog framed. toe apr, sas
'tscbed to Il aud hung upon the Coofeds.
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Confectionery!

choce STOCK OF Candies cakes, crackers fruits Ao Snoar
ana C , candies from 10 to soc h. 2I Csc Cur
o ioc 'on oo nuts 20 and Csc week Mt
~ per gallon Oyster crackers lOc per Coal Oil
to my friends or patronage ask that they
wiz continue 10 ana ana encourage
goods You VIII ind me opposite the Courthouse -
LOUISA HOUSER.
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Hid QURs. AKsIY OF n. VA.
9TH. June 1868
Btig. Gen. J. ID. Inboden
Comdg. n. w. Br gcde. (via
StauDton)

Bjig. Gen. j. ID. Imboden
Comdg. N. w. Br grde. (via
SlauDlon)
Genl.
In view Of operations IN the
Shenandoah Valley. desire you to
attract The epemy's attention in
Hampshire County. aud to proceed
down to RomneT or snch other poin,
as you may consider best calculated
for the purpose. After leaving suf-
ficient gu2rd in the Shenandoah
Mountains, you can use The rest OF
your Command for the purpose speci-
fed. In attracting their attention
and detainiuo whatever force they
may have at New Greek, Cumberland
Cecapon &c. YOU will Of cCurse 10
them al! the injury in your power by
striking them e damaging blow nj
any point where opportunity cFers,
and where you deem most prac,ica-
bic.
IL will De important, lyon car ac-
complish il, to destroy come OF the
brl geS, So as to proven, communica-
ton sud the transfer Of reinforce.
ments to Mariinsbatg. After accom-.
plishipg What YOU can in Hampshire,
should you end 1t practicable or ad.
yantagcous, sou eau CO operate with
any troops 81 al you may find opera
ting in the Valley. Forward to Tie
COmanding Officer Of the force there,
any Information that you may deem
i'm oiisnt and comply with any re
QUESTION on bis par'. l desire You
10 move into Hampshire as soon as
possible. Let me know the time of
your departure, and the time Of your
Z expected arrival. la Connection
with this purpose, i, is important
that you should OBTAIN for the use Of
the Army, all the cattle that you cen.
7 Communicate with the agents Of Tie
Commissary Department you may
find purchasing in the country west
7 Of SiauntoH, and Jet Them make ar
Engagements to nssist you in purcbas-
ing and tsking care OF the cattle.
Maj. Nolao ~ that Dept. il now
IN that region making arrangements
FOR cattle, I wish you to communicate
with bin il practicable. I hope YOU
viii also be able while in that coun.
try, TO collect rec: otis for your brig
ade, b,ih cavalry & infantry and
bring them out With you.
/ sm very respty &c
(Sig eD r. r. LIZ Gen.
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Dear General Nv absence 10 the
country prev ntcd me from getting
the enclosed py from tho hook
which kepi a, my h,u IN town.
had not forgotten mg promise 10
sgnd H., tut did rot know that
sou would have occasion TO use Il
50 soon.
u IL the second letter in Gen
LES Privtte Lesser Book No. 2, ami
is FOL owel Immediately by letters 30
tho President infol ming him Of
the movement 20 draw the enemy
from Fredericksburg end out
II YiFginil, 10 E~ell snd other
officers engaged g. the move
meni, erd taking them all in one.
they constitute a pretty good picture
u the start Of the Army Of Northern
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The General read the Letter given
below obtained fom Col. Charles
Marehall of Baltimore. never Lefore
published. and which was the fret or.
der ev,r given by Gen. Robert +.
Lee 10 % We in the celebrated Penn
sY!vsnia campaign 10 human being.
Col. Marsbalrs letter TO Gen. limbo.
den offer ing the use Of it at this Re
union ia also given. The letter was
copied from Gen. Lees Private Letter
Book No. 2